London indie rock group Pynch have dropped their new single “Karaoke” today.

The cut arrives with a music video directed by vocalist/guitarist Spencer Enock, which can be seen below. Enock said this about the new track and visual:

"I guess it’s about how two people navigate a relationship and how it can sometimes feel like you’re not speaking the same language even though you’re completely in love.
I recorded a lot of it at home and then we did an awesome session with Gordon Raphael over Easter where we recorded a few things like drums and acoustic guitar which we combined with my original recordings. I wanted it to sound really intimate but massive at the same time and I think the recording process reflects that in quite a cool way.
I had a lot of fun making the video as well which is sort of a like cross between the end scene of Napolean Dynamite, Microsoft Word and the Krusty Comeback Special. I tried to echo the song’s production in how I edited the video."

“Karaoke” is out on digital services right now.

Pynch tour dates

Thursday 19th August - Elsewhere, Margate

Saturday 11th September - CloseUp Festival, London

Saturday 25th September - Yes Basement, Manchester